Concurrent Symptoms in the process of EPM:
and other Environmentally Induced Illness'

Colic
Digestive disturbances
Ulcers
EPM & EPDS
Excessive gas production
Xenoestrogens (see below)
Diarrhea or periodic watery stools
Grinding teeth
Scruffy hair coat, poor shedding or unusually long hair coat
Cold back, sore back, sensitivity and sore points over the back, stifle, loin, chest and/or ribs
Some horses are so sensitive they dislike being touched anywhere
Behavior changes, unexplained spookiness, inconsistent behavior,pressing head against wall, leaning on wall, head tilt
Hyper
nervous
Irritable
Explosive
Aggressive and /or Depressed.

Some horses cycle among all these states.

Also:

Low basal metabolism, with rectal temps 99.6 or below, OR higher to normal temps but with inflammatory symptoms.
Unusual sensitivity to noise, lights, touch, with tics, tremors, twitches, front legs that don't hold the "lock" position at the knees.
Chronic anemia
Chronic infections
Wormy, bloated look
Founder or chronic inflammatory conditions of the feet, poor hoof growth
Moving short strided, especially in the rear
Hard to keep weight on OR excessively easy keeper with cresty neck and overall bloated appearance
Low stamina, weakness
Eats dirt, wood or straw
Periodically curls lip for no apparent reason
Adverse reactions to wormers or vaccinations
Picky eater, may prefer hay over grain
Chronic allergies
Growth problems
Frequent head tossing
Unusual sensitivity at the girth
Stiffness in the rear, usually the right
Tightness in the muscles inside the upper legs and groin, causing a cow-hocked or knock-kneed appearance, splayed-out or toed-out feet, or legs held tightly together approaching a 3 point stance
Reluctance to pick feet up
Muscle atrophy
Frequent neighing or calling while working or being handled
Hopping, changing leads at the canter, tripping
Lameness most noticeable at the walk and the canter
Frequent muscle spasms, won't hold chiropractic adjustments
Poor sensitivity at the "Ting" points above the coronary band
Toe dragging, landing more on toe, toe stabbing
Isolation from the herd when outside
Right hind swings out
Left hind usually swings in when Herpes is involved

These symptoms and syndromes are significant only if they cannot be relieved by chiropractic adjustments, or attributed to some other disease process, i.e. arthritis or other bone problem diagnosed by radiograph, or other common modality. All horses do not exhibit all of these symptoms, and don't have to to be so affected.

If You Suspect . . .
Hormone Imbalances, Thyroid Problems, Hyperinsulemia

These syndromes can be caused by xenoestrogens (estrogen mimic) environmental chemicals. There are over 70,000 of these chemicals that both horses and humans are exposed to every day in air, water and food.

Concurrent Symptoms of this exposure can include:

Non sweating
Obesity, fat deposits on rump & shoulder
Hives, skin problems area, cresty neck, distended belly
Founder/laminitis
Abnormal milk production,
Allergy enlarged mammary glands
Non shedding
Low fertility in mares & stallions,
Bloat poor sperm quality
Heat intolerance
Respiratory difficulties
Stiff gait
Tying up syndromes
Chronic infections
Behavior: anger, anxiety, fear
Low basal metabolism aggression, spookiness
below normal body temps
Insatiable appetite
Carbohydrate sensitive
Stiff, sore muscles & back
easy keeper, insulin resistance
Fatigue

We recommend a product called xenoDETOX®. It is a herbal/mineral/probiotics combination that is known to aid in the detox of xenoestrogens and help the body restore normal biochemistry. Dose one to two times daily, then several times weekly for maintenance. One month supply is $45.00

All of these problems are addressed in Vita Royal's Nutritional Restructuring Program, as this program addresses the root(s) of the problem, the biochemistry common to all of these symptoms and syndromes, and not just the symptom alone. This may be a different combination of symptoms for each body, as each has a different set of genetics, different environmental exposures, and therefore different susceptibilities, and different weaknesses. See other articles in our Environmental Illness section along with our proven Vita Royal Environmental Illness Protocol.


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